Sure, you’ve seen string quartets. You’ve probably even seen saxophone quartets. But how ’bout this: a bass sax quartet? That’s right. Four low, rumbling, oversized, gritty, bass saxophones. In the same room nonetheless! That’s what you’ll witness in this video of the German/Dutch group Deep Schrott. This piece, called Cultural Value, was composed by Dirk Raulf.
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No thanks. They are not playing at my wedding. If anyone else is curious in the search of the “brown note,” take a listen on Jay Easton’s album “So Low” which is a CD devoted to the solo repertoire of the bari sax and below.
http://www.jayeaston.com/Recordings.html
Heeheehee…Thanks for the Easton recommendation.
I don’t know how I feel about these guys. It’s definitely an interesting idea to throw four bass saxophones together, but it can be a bit grating to hear nothing but.
On the other hand, it’s a pretty cool song that fits in well with their group dynamic, and I can’t get over the inherent hilarity of the words “Deep Schrott Sax Foursome”. I can only hope they named their group as such with full intention of its phonetic innuendo, because that’s some sort of win right there.
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